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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 910, 28 October 1881, Page 3

.-A WKLLBRKD'BUiL. ■ Four years old. -Price, £lO. Apply lo HERBERT F, JCNE3, Te Ore On 907 FOB SALE Well-bredßUlil,. Apply to W. MAOE, Taueru, . 905 LAWN TENNIS, CRICKET, &o. lOR Tknt, complete ]... with side-walls, 9ft in Diameter. Price, £4los. : For Sain or Hire-Secondhand Sails, suitable for Rick Covers. In stock-Tents. Oilskinsi Netting Twine, Coidage, &c. HAZLEWOOD 4 ARTHUR, Sailinakers. &c., rsmovediiext door to Messrs Barber, Butohers, Willis-street, Wellington. 901 REMOVAL. THOS. C. D'ARCY, Commission Agent, Accountant, and Valuator, has removed next- door to Borough Council Chambers, Queen-street. Sub-Agent Liverpool, London, and Globe Insurance Company. Agent National' Mutual Lile Association of Australasia, TjlOR SALE-Good-will and Fixtures of ! • a good business, Masterton, TO LEND, ftQAA On Good Freehold Security. WANTED TO LEASE, { SMALL FARM of from 10 to 30 acres, \. near Masterton. TO LET. • IHOP AND DWELLIN J, Upper Queeni* Bt.Eent 15b per week, A 4-roomed Cottage. Villa-st. Rent Ps WANTED TO LEASE.-Small Farm of from 10 to 30 acres, near MasFOR SALE.-Two 4-roomed Cottages in Church-st., let at 7s per week, one-fifth acre of land, £l3O eacli, half cash," Fourroomed Cottage in Wrigley-st., one-eighth acre of land, £lO5 cash.. Section Lang's Estate, £3O. Goodwill of lease of 9-rouined House and Building Section in Hall-street, £400,17 years to run; groundrent, £l4los. Goodwill of lease of 4-r<ipmed House and five acres, Upper Plain, £130; eight years to run. ground rent £5. TO-LET.-Nine-roorned House, Hall-st., . suitable for Boarding-house, £1 per TfIOS.C. D'ARCY. Next Eoroufih Council Chambers, Qneen-st. JUALu UNIMfIiOVEI' FARMS near s3 Featherston and Greytuwn, in blocks to «i it purchasers. Open swamp and bush county, Deferred payments. Apply Messrp JosEji: and Phillips, Dry River Station Lower Vallev. -i4 rilO-LET.-Six-roomed HOUSJI and Five JL acres of LAND adjoining Kuvu).uni Platform Station. Rent 10s a week. Apply to JAMES BROWN. TO.LET. : SMALL FARM-Dwelling, Stables, Sheds &c- 10 acres. Fenced, water*d, aud we.l sheltered, near centre of town. Aoplv to JAMES BROWN." jWRSALE-A BARGAIN-DESIRABLE J FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Situate at Taratahi, and known as the property and residence of C, Dnkin, Esq., comprising 600 ores (a little more or less), securely fenced and divided into sevn-al paddocks, nearly all rabbit proof and well watered, close to the Middleton Railway Platform. Improvements include 7-roomod dwelling house, large barn, stabling, sheds, aud other outbuildings, good orchard, Ac. Price £4los per acre. Terms one fourth cash, balance on mortgage for a term of yews if desired, at (i per cent interest. The above is really a valuable property, and a splendid investment for a small capitalist.

l'oi further particulars apply to 895 l.\ H. WOOD & CO, TTPPKK PLAIN SAW MILL McGREGOR BROTHERS, Proprietors Timber out to any size and delivered,, mHORBURN'S for OVERCOATS pfIOBBUHN'B for MACINTOSHES rpHORBURN'S for MEN'S CLOTHING mHORBURN'S for BOY'S CLOTHING rpHORBURN'S for HATS and CAPS rpHORBURN'S for SHffITS& HOSIERY mHORBURN'S for BLANKETS*RUGS V Note.— The Special Feature in my Clothing is that the Tweeds &ro thoroughly shrunk before being made up. THORBTJKN'S (Next the Clock), Willis-st Wellington . [TIC Stand this Season at ! JL Waihenga, tho thorough L bred Stallion J MANGLE, By Traducer—Fjnti.-on by Peter Flat (imp)— Emma, by Gil Bias, out of Emily, by Operator, out of Flora Mclvor, by Emigrant. Mangle combines within himself some of the greatest strains of blood south of the Line, and is acknowledged by competent judges to be one of the grandest-looking sites in the Colsnits. The br-'eding of this horse cannot be surpassed. Ho is by that King of Sires, Trudueer, the sire of those celebrated racehorses, Lurline, Calumny, Templeton, FishhoDH, Lo Loup, Betrayer, Libdler, Castaway, Soinnus, Idalmui, and Sir Moilred, who run and von one of lie fastest Diroys on record, distance 1J miles, carrying Bst lulbs, in 2 minutes and 43 seconds. . Jt is also worthy ot note that Mangle hr closely lclated on his dam's side to those ronowmd hoives, Foul Play (winner of boih Wellington and Auckland Cups), The Pearl (winner of Melbourne Cup), The Sp, (winner ot|the Home bush Cup), The Arrow (wmner ot Hie Ballalat and Tatteisail's Cups), Cwisande (winner of Tattersall's Two-year-old Stakes, Misery Handcap, Mudgel Flying Handicap, Hawesbury Handicap, and. Railway Plate), The (Jem (winner of Tataall's Two-year-old Stakes, Newcastle Two-year old stakes, and Nurseiy Stakes.) it is a'most needless to mention the namo of Traducer, Mangle's siie, as it is a wellknown fact that he has proved himself the most successful sire of racehorses in the Southern Hemisphere. - Hksou will se>ve a limited number of mares at £ S 5s per mare, a ■ Waihenga, wher well-grassed paddocks are provided free of charge until mares are stinted, of which due notice will bo givtn,' All mares to bo paid for,on or before Jst Jan., 1882. Forfurther particulars aouly to • j ' E.BUCKERLDGE, Owner, ; I ;.,| .. Waihenga Hotel. ; WAIBABAPA AND EAST. COAST ..,;'! PABIMAE" AND iGIfICLLTU- ; j:RAL SUCIETX' ; ; ■.■-;.; IK .addition to tho -Prizes .already adver- | tised, the Committee have becn.authotheped by the Wellington Chamber of. Commerce to offer the folU-wipg—-j. l£2 2aforthe ; hestbaekof vUieat i : ' r £-i2i for tho best back of Barley ; ,'■• '■' |; ti 2s lor the best c'w't, of flops . ■ i 11 to be. the produce of tho \\ aimrapa.),.., Entries for theaubve.uLiy bu'inaile- to the' nnderfignednj) to 9 a,ni'. oftiiiAluy b'l the Sh'ow.jjrd >ovtnib'ernat~ ,■-.>!,-:•- -■„